Bhojshala row: Supreme Court to hear Muslim side's plea over location of alternative namaz site on July 29
However, the matter was mentioned by senior advocate Huzefa Ahmadi at the fag end of the hearing as it was not shown in the cause list.The senior advocate alleged that the state government authorities are "allocating a site adjacent or near the place. Stay informed about politics, government policies, crime, weather and major national developments.Home/India News/Bhojshala Row: Supreme Court To Hear Muslim Side's Plea Over Location Of Alternative Namaz Site On July 29See Less
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HomeNextBhojshala row: Supreme Court to hear Muslim side's plea over location of alternative namaz site on July 29The Muslim side is seeking a place near the Bhojshala complex for offering Friday prayers.Published on: Jul 24, 2026, 15:51:11 ISTPTIPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link The Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear on July 29 a plea of the Muslim side alleging that the alternative site identified by the Madhya Pradesh government for offering namaz was located too far from the disputed Bhojshala complex in Dhar.On July 22, a bench headed by Chief justice Surya Kant had assured listing of the plea on Friday.
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